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Introduction to Issue 7.1 (2015)

Introduction to the current issue a discussion of modernity. Introduction also includes brief summaries of included articles.

Introduction to the Virtual Special Issue of Gender and Language, on corpus approaches. The five papers selected for this virtual special issue have been chosen because they collectively represent recent methodological advances by using corpus linguistics approaches in the analysis of issues pertaining to gender and language. In this short introduction, I summarize each paper and then discuss the ways in which they demonstrate the applicability of corpus approaches to gender and language research.

Introduction to the current issue and summary of included articles.

The recent intensification of gendered surveillance in the United States underscores how surveillance technologies continue to abet criminalization domestically while enabling the US to renew orientalist narratives of rescue with respect to its military interventions abroad. Building on the 2015 Feminist Surveillance Studies volume edited by Rachel E. Dubrofsky and Shoshana Amielle Magnet, this issue seeks to make a number of new interventions in the study of surveillance and gender. First, it calls for the incorporation of scholarship that approaches the US-led war on terrorism through the lens of gender and sexuality to develop a more refined understanding of how surveillance practices and contemporary imperial imaginaries overlap and inform one another. Second, it reconsiders the frame of carceral feminism by unpacking some of the assumptions around "carcerality" and "feminism." Finally, it builds on the premise that existing black feminist scholarship has for some time theorized surveillance's relation to gendered oppression. To do so, it considers how critical framings of hypervisibility and invisibility help us make sense of the racialized, gendered forms of surveillance deployed across the decades: from the mid-twentieth-century national security state to the contemporary neoliberal postfeminist regimes of the twenty-first century.

Introduction to the No 9 (2019) issue of Estonian yearbook of Military History.

Introduction - Texting the self: Weaving a way into the self & into society

Introduction to a thematic issue on urban governance. Adapted from the source document.

This is the introduction to the cluster of 47 Teaching Notes, reprinted from past issues of Radical Teacher.

Marian Burchardt, Introduction to the symposium Theory and Politics Beyond Neoliberalism , ICI Berlin, 13 June 2017, video recording, mp4, 14:44